In a construction zone, you encounter a temporary directional panel. What exactly does this signaling indicate?

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Temporary directional panels, frequently used as beaconing elements in construction zones, have a dual function: they act as a barrier prohibiting passage across the imaginary line connecting them and, simultaneously, inform drivers of the mandatory direction of traffic to follow to avoid the obstacle. They should not be confused with simple danger signs (triangular) nor exclusively with curve panels (usually blue and white on permanent sections), as their main objective is to safely channel and divert traffic.

In a construction zone, you encounter a temporary directional panel. What exactly does this signaling indicate?

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